recording from the as is 2nd birthday at plot 22 on 14.01.22

warming up for the big man KRN! rough n ready live club business x

chapel walk @ plot 22

Pre-order here:
https://basicmovesbrussels.bandcamp.com/album/basic-moves-16
https://crevetterecords.be/release/1635418519/Tone-Scientist-Basic-Moves-16

Info:
Basic Moves 16
TONE SCIENTIST
A1 Tone Scientist - Discrepancy
A2 Tone Scientist - Heartache
B1 Kris Moon - Bossman (Tone Scientist Remix)
C1 Tone Scientist - Pyramids On Mars
C2 Tone Scientist - Things Get Done
D1 Zion12 (aka Tone Scientist) - Esoteric Junglist
Far over on the west coast of the USA we find a room full of drum
machines, samplers and keyboards. Hard at work is Israel ‘Iz’ Gravning
aka Tone Scientist, who’s been using this Seattle studio to produce
genre-defying future music for more than 25 years.
An avid student of jazz fusion, hip hop, house, techno and others, he
was galvanised to build his own studio after hearing jungle and drum &
bass on a trip to London in 1995. His musical course thus intersected
with the collectives then pushing new dancefloor sonics rooted in the rich
tradition of Black music – like Nuyorican Soul over on the east coast,
and the new broken beats of IG Culture, Dego and Bugz In The Attic in
London. Then, in the early 2000s, Iz put out a handful of EPs under
different aliases, including ‘Lion Dub’ on the Guidance sublabel
Subtitled, but soon stepped back from the public stage. That’s not to say
he stopped making or playing music, though. Far from it.
Fast forward two decades and our very own Walrus, chilly but happy in
the depths of a Toronto winter, happened across ‘Lion Dub’ in the
legendary Play The Record store. Intrigued, he tracked Iz down and
discovered he had been active all this time. A short email exchange later
and this 2xLP of archive material was born.
These six tracks explain fully why Iz calls his studio the ‘Time Machine’:
vintage equipment and instruments converse with up-to-date software;
classic sounds and textures twist into fresh configurations; and Iz’s own
creativity and musicality sings to us from a location beyond the trappings
of time or genre.
All music written, produced and mixed by Israel Gravning aka Tone
Scientist in Seattle/Washington between 2005 - 2008 except for “Things
Get Done”, written and produced in 2003, and “Bossman”, originally
produced by Kris Moon and remixed by Tone Scientist. Zion12 was the
name used by Israel for releasing Jungle/DnB and when DJing
professionally around Seattle and elsewhere. Mastered & cut by Stefan
Betke at Scape Berlin. Brought to you by Crevette Distribution
Brussels/Belgium. All artwork by Camiflage. Printed by Bichel at
Chromodrome Brussels/Belgium. Liner notes by Joe Delon. Israel would
like to thank Mom, Dad, my brothers Gabriel & Jagger and their families,
Cord, Andy, Kiva, the Ninjas at DSF, the Grid crew & the Great Spirit.
Basic Moves would like to thank Jakob, Pim, Camiel, Boudewijn, Deg,
Ailsa, Mike, Jordan, Kimcom & Joe. Keep buying records/don’t stream
your life away. Underground club culture: one love/one circle

Kris Moon - Bossman (Tone Scientist Remix) (Basic Moves)

Dylan Forbes 393x04

For it’s fourth instalment Dublin imprint 393 welcomes Dylan Forbes to the fold, and with this comes the labels first solo 12”. Forbes is an up and coming Irish producer and for his debut on 393 delivers an EP that fits in perfectly with the label’s previous releases, melding house, techno, bleep and acid sounds across 4 songs.  

Opening with the suitably-titled Hypnotise,  Forbes is at his most restrained, teasing with a broken beat rhythm and svelte minor chord progression before the acid starts to seep in underneath the timeless groove, eventually stripping the track back to just the 303 and drums.  
For the midsection of the release those familiar with the sounds of Transmat-era Aril Brihka and the 3rd wave of Detroit-inspired techno will find much to love in the driving progressions and ethereal soundscapes of Starburst and the slamming chords of Trip 2 Jupiter which really gives this record a classic feel 
Inspiral closes out the EP with the releases most dancefloor heavy cut, taking its cues not just from classic Detroit but also the rave-inflected bleep & acid sounds of Sheffield, while always keeping a strong melodic temperament. 393x04 is not only designed with the club in mind but across it’s 4 songs has many moods to fit the floor depending on the time and stage of the night. One can’t ask for much more than that...

A2 Dylan Forbes - Starburst

Kiosk Radio is an online community radio streaming 24/7 from a wooden shack in the heart of Brussels’ historic “Parc Royal”. More info and music: https://kioskradio.com

PLANET SHOW w/ Dana @ Kiosk Radio 20.04.2022

art:cast °130 | Nicolas Duque

Nicolas Duque is a relative newcomer to the scene with only a couple of releases under his belt. However, he managed to develop a recognizable and distinct sound influenced by hazy 90s House Music and UK Garage that is deep and quirky at the same time. So far the Colombian-based artist released music on renowned British labels like Lobster Theremin, Dansu Discs or Nuances de Nuit as well as a release on Magic Carpet and has some new stuff already lined up for this year. Shortly after returning from the a short trip to the sea the artist sat down with Torture the Artist reflecting on his production process his EDM and Tech House past and pondered about possible pandemic influences on the scene as well as him as an artist. Ultimately Nicolas has mixed and compiled the latest art:cast, which pretty much sums up the artist’s current musical being.

Read the full interview: https://torturetheartist.net/2022/04/28/artcast-130-interview-nicolas-duque

Artist information
Nicolas Duque: https://facebook.com/nicolasduquemusic // @nicolasduque // https://instagram.com/nicolas__duque

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art:cast #130 by Nicolas Duque

Interview

art:cast °130 | Nicolas Duque

Artist: Various
Title: Produto Interno Bruto
Label: Percebes Música
Cat No: PRCBS011
Format: 2x12” Vinyl

Tracklist: 
A1. Leonidas & TK1 - Vanilla
A2. Change Request - The Looking Glass
A3. 2Jack4U - Seamless Dub
B1. Basic Soul Unit - Right Now
B2. Daino - Razorback
B3. Daniel Monaco & Ma Spaventi - Prophet Mysteria
C1. Terra Chã - Quem Eu Sou
C2. AL:X - Can’t Handle It
C3. DJ Flick - River Rift
C4. Ninguem feat. Bambino & DJ Kronic - Recpresent
D1. Cyclonix - Butterfly Effect (*bonus - vinyl only!)
D2. Eddie Niguel - Life
D3. Pedro - Bel
 
Over the last two years, Percebes sought to upgrade public perception of locally created electronic and urban music by placing it along international producers, in a compilation series of two volumes called Produto Interno Bruto (PIB) - portuguese for “Gross Domestic Product”.

Released digitally (first on the label’s Bandcamp page and later on all online platforms), these showed the outside world not only what Lisbon based artists are about but also how they can fit in a wider picture. The compilations also helped to deconstruct a narrative that isn’t particularly accurate about electronic / dance / urban music made in Lisbon in international circles. In fact, PIB offers an alternative- perhaps more tangible - perspective on who and what you can actually listen to when going out at night in Portugal. Well, at least partly (it was never meant to be a definitive document).

The label was later able to cut a functional collection of tracks compiled from both volumes onto glorious wax... and here we are! Pure portuguese underground talent sided with tracks from our closest friends in the international scene. The double LP collects tracks chosen by myself  from volumes I and II of PIB and also adds a little extra by including a bonus vinyl exclusive by Cyclonix. For practical reasons, it was impossible to include all 22 tracks of both volumes on this vinyl, but it’s still possible to appreciate every artist featured by finding the download codes inside and get a full digital PIB pack (with all 22 tracks, plus a bonus release). 

We’re doing out part to provide you with a pristine sounding, powerful, useful and varied compilation that you can carry in your record bag for all sorts of situations - and also to fill up your USB sticks, phones and laptops with much more content for a reasonable price.
 
Knowledge, attitude, freedom of format, and quality over quantity. This is what we are about: Djs, producers and engineers who love great music, more than people obsessed with labelling things!

Various - Produto Interno Bruto - 2x12" (PRCBS011)

Bringing in Tapes #61 is London-based musician Primrose, who creates spellbinding, colourful electronic music. He blends bouncy club focused rhythms and the other-worldly soundscapes of dreampop, film soundtracks, and shoegaze, culminating into a fresh and distinctive sound that he affectionately refers to as ‘Blade Runner Techno’. 

As a DJ, Primrose is drawn to dramatic, emotional sounds and storming rhythmic transmissions from across the spectrum of electronic music and beyond, weaving between house, techno, 80s New Wave, post-punk & EBM. 

Interview: https://www.originssound.com/os-tapes/primrose-mix

Follow Primrose:
https://www.instagram.com/primrosesound/
https://soundcloud.com/primrose_morse

Tracklist: 
Photek - Glamourama
Jonathan Kusuma - Energi Hall
Dazion - Blood Moon
Flore - The Way You
Alien D - Evaluate For Truth
Skee Mask - Routine
Boxwork - Pepper Stalk
Regular Citizen - Ultramarine Dew
Vivian Koch - Lil Birdy Starts To Fly Again
Primrose - Set My Heart On Fire
Nature Boy - 9 Ether
Mr. G - It’s Like Dat Boo
Triform - Vinaloop
Opal Sunn - Parallax
Luca Lozano - Why So Mad
Redshape - Rise
Voiski - Ultramarine Sunshine
Bayview Acid Squirrels - Love Is The Slug
Rhythmatic - Demons (Raw Mix)
2 Body’s - Body Drill
Diogo - Verde Grama
Sam Goku - Earlier Forms (Paula Tape ‘Bubble’ Remix)
Pépe - It’s The Lights That Make You Pretty
bas bleau – SOMA

INTERVIEW

Origins Tapes 061 - Primrose

After the resounding success of Vol.1, Needs return for a second instalment of their eco vinyl campaign in collaboration with Green Vinyl records in Holland. 

Needs continue their journey into the future of vinyl production, partnering with Green Vinyl Records in Holland to produce a 100% recyclable record which now uses 90% less energy cost compared to traditional vinyl production methods. This revolutionary chapter in vinyl history features the production skills of Maara, Priori, Rudolf C & HearThug, with digital exclusives from Adam Curtain, Anastasia Zems, B.AI & Kepplr.

For Needs 010 we welcome yet another all-star lineup of producers from around the world across vinyl and digital formats. Featuring trancey techno from Montreal’s rising star Maara; chuggy, percussive, mysticism from Priori; sultry minimal grooves from Berlin based Rudolf C, and a constantly evolving spacey acid banger from Tunisia’s leading light HearThug. On the digital exclusives, Adam Curtain, Anastasia Zems, B.AI and Keplrr all deliver tracks which traverse the spectrum of electro, house and techno perfectly. 

Vinyl
A1. Maara - Lose Control 
A2. Priori - This Multiple
B1. Rudolf C - Bugs Life
B2. HearThug - KillAcidKill

Digital
1 Adam Curtain- We Love You Ed
2 Anastasia Zems - I Want You To Love Me
3 B.AI - Final Distance
4 Keplrr - Everything Is Ok

Digi 01 - Adam Curtain - We Love You Ed (Needs 010)

Currently residing in San Francisco, @muttbuena has recently become a fast friend and well-respected selector on this side of the Portal.

Tied to a flourishing dance music community throughout California and stretching beyond, Mutt B aka Tristram Craig, is often found repping his musical kin behind the decks with LA-based @spacemilkmusic.

Geared up with a collection of afters-minded minimal and left field house that demonstrate an athletic understanding of the dance floor, Mutt B is a proven trainer of party fitness using the weight of wax. With that, it's a pleasure to share Tristram's thoughts on community and the sesh.

To catch up with Mutt B for yourself, visit our conversation:
www.pnwpeaceportal.com

Broadcast via:
www.kzaxradio.org

Peace Portal

72. Mutt B

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